He Who Fights With Monsters Book 6 Novels & Stories

"Good. Now, eat. You look fragile, and I prefer my prizes to be strong enough to hold their weight." As I walked toward the dining hall, I realized the "Monster" wasn't just paying for Leo's life. He was rebuilding mine into something he could control. I was Chapter 10 of a story I didn't want to be in, and the ending felt further away than ever.

Hank nodded a greeting to Jasper as he wrestled with an extremely large vampire. Both impressed and surprised that the zombie leader was able to deal with a supernatural creature whose stature was twice his own with such calm assurance, Jasper watched as Hank used a few martial arts moves to take the vampire down just long enough to sink his teeth into his arm. After immediately jumping back as far as he could, he watched and waited the few seconds it took for the venom to attack the vampire’s system. The enormous supernatural foe was able to get on his feet and, with hate filled eyes, charge toward Hank, but he never quite reached him before his legs buckled and he fell in a heap on the cas

"Ahhh... I yelled out. Trying to get his hands out of my hair. "Please let go of my hair." I am sorry." I am so scared because the monster inside him just came out. I can't help him if he is way too gone. So, I keep trying to calm him down. Please, I started to rub his shoulders and chest. "Kiss me, please." I took his face and kissed his mouth. "Please," I said between kisses. He just asked a question, I promise you. " I am your Derrick. You don't worry." I am yours," I told him.

Six years ago, a quiet girl stopped speaking because of the monsters in their lives. Now she was ready to fight them. And Cedric? He was done trying to save anyone from the darkness. They were all monsters now. And monsters protected their own.

“He is a monster, Daven! We all know what he is capable of!” “He is a predictable monster!” I shot back. “I can plan for him. I can fight him. How do I fight a god? How do I fight something that can turn a she-wolf into a slaughtering machine that can snap the necks of my best warriors like twigs?” I stalked toward her until I was standing inches away, forcing her to crane her neck to look up at me. “Tell me what you know, Evelyn. Tell me the truth.”

“ One of the guys pushed him and Jese staggered backwards. The past few days had been pretty bad. Meaning- he’d spent them drinking and picking up fights with random strangers in bars. One of the guys grabbed a beer bottle, hit it on the nearest table and the glass broke. He was still holding the glass by the neck when he turned the sharp edges towards Jesse. “Hey, you! Come back here!” “Shit. “ Jesse groaned realizing he was surrounded by three men. There was no way out. Unless. His eyes flashed in bright golden colour and the men paused. “What the hell?” One of the men exclaimed and Jesse's smile revealed a set of sharp fangs. He felt them grow bigger as the edge of his upper fang pierced

Taking a deep breath, I stopped a couple of feet away behind Alfonso and yelled at him, "Alfonso, why you have to leave me and let yourself faced that monster's alone!" Alfonso didn't turn his gaze towards me and replied. "You should have stayed where you are Althea!" "What?" I retorted with dismay. "Did you expect me to let you face that monster alone, Alfonso!?" Tears escaped my eyes. I wiped it then stood up beside Alfonso while facing the gigantic monster. I can't believe that a creature exists like this one. Those lifeblood creatures connected to Lorraine at the Dark City were doing their best to create something like this.

"Why there was a human inside that monster?" "Because it's not a monster. It's a car. A car..." She sighed in the end knowing that Hyun had no idea what she was talking about. He was like a baby who just born. "Just don't do anything stupid." "Did you just call me stupid? How dare you to call me stupid? Do you even know who I am you lowly healer? I was your master, your savior. I am the wolf....." Before he could complete what he was going to say he was pulled aside.

The flames engulfed the monster and the undead screamed and plummeted toward the ground below. The second monster reached for the child, fingernails long and curved like the huge talons on a harpy eagle. The little girl screamed and screamed, the sound grating on Damonq as she threw herself to the opposite side of the blue dragon, away from the monster. Her hand slipped, and she shrieked again as she dropped into space. Damonq caught her in his arms. Instantly she began to fight.

The stench of blood, the sounds of chaos, the sights of decapitated and dismembered bodies and squashed brains of those people who dared to snatch her away from me was all I could see and think of and I couldn't suppress the monster in me that basked in the promise of havoc and war. And completely letting go of that one last string of restraint, I became one with that monster that had been tucked away for years, that monster that I had forced to go into hibernation, that monster that had begged to be let loose from the thick, frosty shackles of calmness and restraint since that night that had plagued my night and day, until she came along. I don't know when the deal became sealed when the ha